MT washi masking tape is a decorative tape from Japan that can be used for crafting, gift wrapping, scrapbooking, home decoration and much more!
This exciting collaboration with Kyoto-based Japanese design house - SOU.SOU features gorgeous floral and abstract designs synonymous with the brand. With a quirky collection of pink orange and yellow shapes 'Hanazono' adds a lively finish. Named after a 14th Century Japanese Emperor, who owned the Myoshin-Ji temple complex that still stands in the Hanazono ward of Kyoto today.
Fill your diary with washi tape and scribble notes on it, brighten up a jam jar or plant pot, decorate a boring picture frame and personalise presents. This versatile tape tears off easily, sticks immediately and peels off without leaving a trace.
Product details:
- 1 x roll of MT washi masking tape
- Each roll measures 15mm wide x 7m long
- Can be used on most surfaces and will peel off without damage
- Reusable and easy to tear by hand
- Easy to write on
- Waterproof and heatproof
- Versatile and decorative
About the brand:
Perhaps the most famous worldwide washi tape brand, MT is produced by Kamoi Kakoshi Co. Ltd, a hundred-year-old company headquartered in Okayama prefecture, Japan. Their products combine high quality materials and production techniques, with bold bright patterns that inspire us to create more!
Look out in our store for special collaboration MT designs such as those produced with sou.sou, Bluebellgray and William Morris!
About SOU.SOU
We first visited the SOU.SOU Okurimono flagship store in their hometown of Kyoto, back in 2019, and just fell in love with the joyfulness of their designs. It was established in 2003 by Katsuji Wakisaka (Textile Designer), Hisanobu Tsujimura (Architect), and Takeshi Wakabayashi (Producer).
Based in Kyoto, Japan, SOU · SOU created textile designed to depict seasonal beauty of nature founded on the concept of "Creating New Japanese Culture". Whilst pop and edgy, the brand is using skilled craftspeople and time-tested materials to decorate modern life.
When in Japan, you may often hear conversations with the phrase "sou.sou (そうそう), short for sou desu (そうです). This roughly translates as "Yes, that's right", or "I agree with you". Even down to the brand name, SOU.SOU designs really evoke the essence of Japan
